Rise up for bodily autonomy – International Safe Abortion Day 2023
By Isidora Duran Stewart , Rosa Socialist Feminist Movement organiser — article first published on rosainternational.org “Legal abortion – so as not to die!”
Deliveroo workers face low pay, precarity and dangerous working conditions
By Enda Kelly Reading about the experiences of food delivery riders is a revealing example of pure exploitation. Right now, Ireland’s minimum wage is
European Union’s racist refugee policy: Mass death on the Mediterranean
In the Tunisian port city of Sfax, tens of thousands of migrants from across the African continent exist in a state of suspension, writes
Teacher shortage now reaches “emergency levels”
By Kate Relihan The current teacher shortage crisis is an indictment of our education system and has reached ‘emergency levels’, according to the INTO.
Saighdiúraí Éireannacha le hOiliúint a chur ar Airm na hÚcráine – Céim Eile i Meath na Neodrachta Míleataí
Le Conor Payne Tháinig sé chun solais go raibh na Fórsaí Cosanta ag cur oiliúna uirlisí troda is oiliúna taicticí d’fhórsaí míleata na hÚcráine.
Eviction notices skyrocket – homelessness crisis deepens
By Councillor Brian McCarthy For the third consecutive month the number of those living in emergency accommodation broke all records; it now stands at
Lenin and liberation – how Michael McDowell is wrong
By Manus Lenihan Placards with the image of the Russian revolutionary Vladimir Lenin appeared at a pro-trans rights protest in Dublin last week. Former
Cybersyn in Allende’s Chile: Revolutionary technology and the limits of reformism
By Drew Frayne Salvador Allende’s ‘Popular Unity’ presidency in Chile, beginning in 1970, had a goal of achieving socialism via peaceful, parliamentary means. Its